News

COVID -19

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The New Mexico Department of Health posts daily updates,https:/ /cv.nmhealth.org/ Statistics are listed below by U.S. Postal Service z1p codes, Cibola County.

Vaccine rollout going well

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CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. - Cibola County's fight against COVID-19 continues to rage, but the tides are starting to turn. Approximately 500 vaccinations have been given out to combat the corona virus. Of the two approved vaccines, both require two doses of shots within a few weeks of each other.

Washington Avenue bridge completed

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GRANTS, N.M. - Restoring bridges in the community has been an important initiative to Mayor Martin "Modey" Hicks who has served for almost 14 years as an elected official. He previously served on the City of Grants Council and later was re- elected to a second term as mayor.

District loses enrollment

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GRANTS, N.M. – The Grants/Cibola County School District board held their final session for 2020 on Dec. 15. Superintendent Max Perez reported good news, fewer positive cases of COVID-19 documented in the past two weeks, and bad news.

Laguna daughter elevated to Secretary of the Interior

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LAGUNA, N.M. – U.S. Representative Debra Haaland, a daughter of Laguna Pueblo, entered the United States Congress in 2018 and was one of the first two Native American women elected to the high office that year. Now, Representative Haaland is set to make history as the first Native American woman to run the U.S. Department of the Interior.

RPNM criticizes nomination of Rep. Deb Haaland

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—Whenever a New Mexican is elevated to a high national position, you want to congratulate him or her, but when Presidentelect Biden today picked Representative Deb Haaland as Interior Secretary, it’s hard to see a bright spot for our state because of her extreme position on energy. Biden’s pick confirms that he plans to systematically take apart our important oil and gas industry.

Continuous Critical Care During COVID-19 for LANL, Sandia & Uranium Retirees

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Grants, NM – Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Nuclear Care Partners remains committed to continuous care and reducing the risk of exposure for our patients. Now more than ever, Nuclear Care Partners’ inhome care services play a critical role in the health and safety of former Los Alamos National Lab, Sandia National Lab, and uranium workers—a vulnerable population filled with many who are facing various lung diseases and cancer as a result of their workplace exposure.